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PenPals for Handwriting Teacher's Book Year 4
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Author(s):Gill Budgell, Kate Ruttle
Penpals for Handwriting is a complete handwriting scheme for 3–11 year olds.
The Year 4 Penpals for Handwriting Teacher's Book provides clear step-by-step instructions on how to teach each unit including: An outline of the unit's key learning whole-class teaching support linked to Penpals Interactive links to the use of the corresponding Practice Books and workbooks with suggestions for both group work and independent work. suggestions for extra practice and home practice. Guidance on common errors and what to do about them. You'll also find a full scope and sequence for the whole scheme showing progression of skills and links to English National Curriculum requirements, a beginning of year assessment to help you track pupil progress and photocopy masters for extra handwriting practice and homework. The Year 4 Teacher's Book provides clear step-by-step instructions on how to move children from learning letter formation and joins to more technical aspects like letter height and consistency. At this stage, children continue to join through a word with an understanding of break letters. They are taught and practise joining from p and b. The emphasis is on the size, proportion and spacing of their handwriting, as well as speed and fluency in discrete handwriting lessons and in their independent writing.
- Comprehensive support material, written by experts.
- Step-by-step introduction and development of the unit objective.
- Penpals links letter-formation practice with spelling patterns.
- User-friendly portrait format in response to customer feedback.
- Gives you the language to teach handwriting and to correct common errors.
Term 1 1 Introducing diagonal join from p and b to ascender 2 Introducing diagonal join from p and b, no ascender 3 Introducing diagonal join from p and b to an anticlockwise letter 4 Revising parallel ascenders and descenders: bb and pp 5 Break letters x and z 6 Spacing in common exception words 7 Relative size of letters 8 Relative size of capitals 9 Speed and fluency 10 Assessment Term 2 11 Revising parallel ascenders 12 Revising parallel ascenders and break letters 13 Revising parallel ascenders and descenders 14 Relative size of letters 15 Proportion of letters 16 Spacing between letters and words 17 Writing at speed 18 Improving fluency 19 Speed and fluency 20 Assessment Term 3 21 Consistency of size 22 Proportion 23 Spacing between letters and words 24 Size, proportion and spacing 25 Speed 26 Fluency 27 Speed and fluency 28 Print alphabet 29 Assessment 30 Capital letters
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This is definitely useful information to be aware of. If you'd like to print it off so you can carry it with you (as I always do!), here's a direct link to the Walmart corporate coupon policy.
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Although it's not explicitly stated here, in my experience, if your total savings are more than 50% off your total purchase price, your transaction will require approval by a Customer Service manager as well.


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Quadratic form
In mathematics, a quadratic form is a homogeneous polynomial of degree two in a number of variables. For example,
is a quadratic form in the variables x and y.
Quadratic forms occupy a central place in various branches of mathematics, including number theory, linear algebra, group theory (orthogonal group), differential geometry (Riemannian metric), differential topology (intersection forms of four-manifolds), and Lie theory (the Killing form).
Quadratic forms are homogeneous quadratic polynomials in n variables. In the cases of one, two, and three variables they are called unary, binary, and ternary and have the following explicit form:
where a, ..., f are the coefficients.[1] Note that quadratic functions, such as ax2 + bx + c in the one variable case, are not quadratic forms, as they are typically not homogeneous (unless b and c are both 0).
The theory of quadratic forms and methods used in their study depend in a large measure on the nature of the coefficients, which may be real or complex numbers, rational numbers, or integers. In linear algebra, analytic geometry, and in the majority of applications of quadratic forms, the coefficients are real or complex numbers. In the algebraic theory of quadratic forms, the coefficients are elements of a certain field. In the arithmetic theory of quadratic forms, the coefficients belong to a fixed commutative ring, frequently the integers Z or the p-adic integers Zp.[2] Binary quadratic forms have been extensively studied in number theory, in particular, in the theory of quadratic fields, continued fractions, and modular forms. The theory of integral quadratic forms in n variables has important applications to algebraic topology.
Using homogeneous coordinates, a non-zero quadratic form in n variables defines an (n−2)-dimensional quadric in the (n−1)-dimensional projective space. This is a basic construction in projective geometry. In this way one may visualize 3-dimensional real quadratic forms as conic sections.
A closely related notion with geometric overtones is a quadratic space, which is a pair (V,q), with V a vector space over a field K, and q: V → K a quadratic form on V. An example is given by the three-dimensional Euclidean space and the square of the Euclidean norm expressing the distance between a point with coordinates (x,y,z) and the origin:
The study of particular quadratic forms, in particular the question of whether a given integer can be the value of a quadratic form over the integers, dates back many centuries. One such case is Fermat's theorem on sums of two squares, which determines when an integer may be expressed in the form x2 + y2, where x, y are integers. This problem is related to the problem of finding Pythagorean triples, which appeared in the second millennium B.C.[3]
In 628, the Indian mathematician Brahmagupta wrote Brāhmasphuṭasiddhānta which includes, among many other things, a study of equations of the form x2 − ny2 = c. In particular he considered what is now called Pell's equation, x2 − ny2 = 1, and found a method for its solution.[4] In Europe this problem was studied by Brouncker, Euler and Lagrange.
In 1801 Gauss published Disquisitiones Arithmeticae, a major portion of which was devoted to a complete theory of binary quadratic forms over the integers. Since then, the concept has been generalized, and the connections with quadratic number fields, the modular group, and other areas of mathematics have been further elucidated.
Real quadratic forms
Any n×n real symmetric matrix A determines a quadratic form qA in n variables by the formula
Conversely, given a quadratic form in n variables, its coefficients can be arranged into an n × n symmetric matrix. One of the most important questions in the theory of quadratic forms is how much can one simplify a quadratic form q by a homogeneous linear change of variables. A fundamental theorem due to Jacobi asserts that q can be brought to a diagonal form
so that the corresponding symmetric matrix is diagonal, and this is even possible to accomplish with a change of variables given by an orthogonal matrix – in this case the coefficients λ1, λ2, ..., λn are determined uniquely up to a permutation. If the change of variables is given by an invertible matrix, not necessarily orthogonal, then the coefficients λi can be made to be 0, 1, and −1. Sylvester's law of inertia states that the numbers of each 1 and −1 are invariants of the quadratic form, in the sense that any other diagonalization will contain the same number of each. The signature of the quadratic form is the triple (n0, n+, n−), where n0 is the number 0s and n± is the number of ±1s. Sylvester's law of inertia shows that this is a well-defined quantity attached to the quadratic form. The case when all λi have the same sign is especially important: in this case the quadratic form is called positive definite (all 1) or negative definite (all −1); if none of the terms are 0 then the form is called nondegenerate; this includes positive definite, negative definite, and indefinite (a mix of 1 and −1); equivalently, a nondegenerate quadratic form is one whose associated symmetric form is a nondegenerate bilinear form. A real vector space with an indefinite nondegenerate quadratic form of index (p, q) (denoting p 1s and q −1s) is often denoted as Rp,q particularly in the physical theory of spacetime.
The discriminant of a quadratic form, concretely the class of the determinant of a representing matrix in K/(K×)2 (up to non-zero squares) can also be defined, and for a real quadratic form is a cruder invariant than signature, taking values of only "positive, zero, or negative". Zero corresponds to degenerate, while for a non-degenerate form it is the parity of the number of negative coefficients,
These results are reformulated in a different way below.
Let q be a quadratic form defined on an n-dimensional real vector space. Let A be the matrix of the quadratic form q in a given basis. This means that A is a symmetric n × n matrix such that
where x is the column vector of coordinates of v in the chosen basis. Under a change of basis, the column x is multiplied on the left by an n × n invertible matrix S, and the symmetric square matrix A is transformed into another symmetric square matrix B of the same size according to the formula
Any symmetric matrix A can be transformed into a diagonal matrix
by a suitable choice of an orthogonal matrix S, and the diagonal entries of B are uniquely determined — this is Jacobi's theorem. If S is allowed to be any invertible matrix then B can be made to have only 0,1, and −1 on the diagonal, and the number of the entries of each type (n0 for 0, n+ for 1, and n− for −1) depends only on A. This is one of the formulations of Sylvester's law of inertia and the numbers n+ and n− are called the positive and negative indices of inertia. Although their definition involved a choice of basis and consideration of the corresponding real symmetric matrix A, Sylvester's law of inertia means that they are invariants of the quadratic form q.
The quadratic form q is positive definite (resp., negative definite) if q(v) > 0 (resp., q(v) < 0) for every nonzero vector v.[5] When q(v) assumes both positive and negative values, q is an indefinite quadratic form. The theorems of Jacobi and Sylvester show that any positive definite quadratic form in n variables can be brought to the sum of n squares by a suitable invertible linear transformation: geometrically, there is only one positive definite real quadratic form of every dimension. Its isometry group is a compact orthogonal group O(n). This stands in contrast with the case of indefinite forms, when the corresponding group, the indefinite orthogonal group O(p, q), is non-compact. Further, the isometry groups of Q and −Q are the same (O(p, q) ≈ O(q, p)), but the associated Clifford algebras (and hence Pin groups) are different.
An n-ary quadratic form over a field K is a homogeneous polynomial of degree 2 in n variables with coefficients in K:
This formula may be rewritten using matrices: let x be the column vector with components x1, ..., xn and A = (aij) be the n×n matrix over K whose entries are the coefficients of q. Then
A vector is a null vector if q(v) = 0.
Two n-ary quadratic forms φ and ψ over K are equivalent if there exists a nonsingular linear transformation C ∈ GL(n, K) such that
Let the characteristic of K be different from 2.[6] The coefficient matrix A of q may be replaced by the symmetric matrix (A + AT)/2 with the same quadratic form, so it may be assumed from the outset that A is symmetric. Moreover, a symmetric matrix A is uniquely determined by the corresponding quadratic form. Under an equivalence C, the symmetric matrix A of φ and the symmetric matrix B of ψ are related as follows:
The associated bilinear form of a quadratic form q is defined by
Thus, bq is a symmetric bilinear form over K with matrix A. Conversely, any symmetric bilinear form b defines a quadratic form
and these two processes are the inverses of one another. As a consequence, over a field of characteristic not equal to 2, the theories of symmetric bilinear forms and of quadratic forms in n variables are essentially the same.
Quadratic spaces
A quadratic form q in n variables over K induces a map from the n-dimensional coordinate space Kn into K:
The map Q is a homogeneous function of degree 2, which means that it has the property that, for all a in K and v in V:
When the characteristic of K is not 2, the map B : V × V → K defined below is bilinear over K:
This bilinear form B is symmetric, i.e. B(x, y) = B(y, x) for all x, y in V, and it determines Q: Q(x) = B(x, x) for all x in V.
When the characteristic of K is 2, so that 2 is not a unit, it is still possible to use a quadratic form to define a symmetric bilinear form B′(x, y) = Q(x + y) − Q(x) − Q(y). However, Q(x) can no longer be recovered from this B′ in the same way, since B′(x, x) = 0 for all x (and is thus alternating[7]). Alternately, there always exists a bilinear form B″ (not in general either unique or symmetric) such that B″(x, x) = Q(x).
The pair (V, Q) consisting of a finite-dimensional vector space V over K and a quadratic map from V to K is called a quadratic space, and B as defined here is the associated symmetric bilinear form of Q. The notion of a quadratic space is a coordinate-free version of the notion of quadratic form. Sometimes, Q is also called a quadratic form.
Two n-dimensional quadratic spaces (V, Q) and (V′, Q′) are isometric if there exists an invertible linear transformation T : V → V′ (isometry) such that
The isometry classes of n-dimensional quadratic spaces over K correspond to the equivalence classes of n-ary quadratic forms over K.
Further definitions
Two elements v and w of V are called orthogonal if B(v,w) = 0. The kernel of a bilinear form B consists of the elements that are orthogonal to every element of V. Q is non-singular if the kernel of its associated bilinear form is 0. If there exists a non-zero v in V such that Q(v) = 0, the quadratic form Q is isotropic, otherwise it is anisotropic. This terminology also applies to vectors and subspaces of a quadratic space. If the restriction of Q to a subspace U of V is identically zero, U is totally singular.
The orthogonal group of a non-singular quadratic form Q is the group of the linear automorphisms of V that preserve Q, i.e. the group of isometries of (V, Q) into itself.
If a quadratic space (A, Q) has a product so that A is an algebra over a field, and satisfies
- then it is a composition algebra.
Let R be a commutative ring and M be an R-module. A mapping Q : M → R is a quadratic form if there exists a bilinear form B : M × M → R such that Q is the mapping v ↦ B(v, v).
Equivalence of forms
Every quadratic form q in n variables over a field of characteristic not equal to 2 is equivalent to a diagonal form
Such a diagonal form is often denoted by
Classification of all quadratic forms up to equivalence can thus be reduced to the case of diagonal forms.
Geometric meaning
Using Cartesian coordinates in three dimensions, let , and let be a symmetric 3-by-3 matrix. Then the geometric nature of the solution set of the equation depends on the eigenvalues of the matrix .
If all eigenvalues of are non-zero, then the solution set is an ellipsoid or a hyperboloid. If all the eigenvalues are positive, then it is an ellipsoid; if all the eigenvalues are negative, then it is an imaginary ellipsoid (we get the equation of an ellipsoid but with imaginary radii); if some eigenvalues are positive and some are negative, then it is a hyperboloid.
If there exist one or more eigenvalues , then the shape depends on the corresponding . If the corresponding , then the solution set is a paraboloid (either elliptic or hyperbolic); if the corresponding , then the dimension degenerates and does not get into play, and the geometric meaning will be determined by other eigenvalues and other components of . When the solution set is a paraboloid, whether it is elliptic or hyperbolic is determined by whether all other non-zero eigenvalues are of the same sign: if they are, then it is elliptic; otherwise, it is hyperbolic.
Integral quadratic forms
Quadratic forms over the ring of integers are called integral quadratic forms, whereas the corresponding modules are quadratic lattices (sometimes, simply lattices). They play an important role in number theory and topology.
An integral quadratic form has integer coefficients, such as x2 + xy + y2; equivalently, given a lattice Λ in a vector space V (over a field with characteristic 0, such as Q or R), a quadratic form Q is integral with respect to Λ if and only if it is integer-valued on Λ, meaning Q(x, y) ∈ Z if x, y ∈ Λ.
This is the current use of the term; in the past it was sometimes used differently, as detailed below.
Historical use
Historically there was some confusion and controversy over whether the notion of integral quadratic form should mean:
- twos in
- the quadratic form associated to a symmetric matrix with integer coefficients
- twos out
- a polynomial with integer coefficients (so the associated symmetric matrix may have half-integer coefficients off the diagonal)
This debate was due to the confusion of quadratic forms (represented by polynomials) and symmetric bilinear forms (represented by matrices), and "twos out" is now the accepted convention; "twos in" is instead the theory of integral symmetric bilinear forms (integral symmetric matrices).
In "twos in", binary quadratic forms are of the form , represented by the symmetric matrix
this is the convention Gauss uses in Disquisitiones Arithmeticae.
In "twos out", binary quadratic forms are of the form , represented by the symmetric matrix
Several points of view mean that twos out has been adopted as the standard convention. Those include:
- better understanding of the 2-adic theory of quadratic forms, the 'local' source of the difficulty;
- the lattice point of view, which was generally adopted by the experts in the arithmetic of quadratic forms during the 1950s;
- the actual needs for integral quadratic form theory in topology for intersection theory;
- the Lie group and algebraic group aspects.
Universal quadratic forms
An integral quadratic form whose image consists of all the positive integers is sometimes called universal. Lagrange's four-square theorem shows that is universal. Ramanujan generalized this to and found 54 multisets {a,b,c,d} that can each generate all positive integers, namely,
- {1,1,1,d}, 1 ≤ d ≤ 7
- {1,1,2,d}, 2 ≤ d ≤ 14
- {1,1,3,d}, 3 ≤ d ≤ 6
- {1,2,2,d}, 2 ≤ d ≤ 7
- {1,2,3,d}, 3 ≤ d ≤ 10
- {1,2,4,d}, 4 ≤ d ≤ 14
- {1,2,5,d}, 6 ≤ d ≤ 10
There are also forms whose image consists of all but one of the positive integers. For example, {1,2,5,5} has 15 as the exception. Recently, the 15 and 290 theorems have completely characterized universal integral quadratic forms: if all coefficients are integers, then it represents all positive integers if and only if it represents all integers up through 290; if it has an integral matrix, it represents all positive integers if and only if it represents all integers up through 15.
See also
- ε-quadratic form
- Quadric
- Discriminant of a quadratic form
- Cubic form
- Witt group
- Witt's theorem
- Hasse–Minkowski theorem
- Orthogonal group
- Square class
- Ramanujan's ternary quadratic form
- ↑ A tradition going back to Gauss dictates the use of manifestly even coefficients for the products of distinct variables, i.e. 2b in place of b in binary forms and 2d, 2e, 2f in place of d, e, f in ternary forms. Both conventions occur in the literature
- ↑ away from 2, i. e. if 2 is invertible in the ring, quadratic forms are equivalent to symmetric bilinear forms (by the polarization identities), but at 2 they are different concepts; this distinction is particularly important for quadratic forms over the integers.
- ↑ Babylonian Pythagoras
- ↑ Brahmagupta biography
- ↑ If a non-strict inequality (with ≥ or ≤) holds then the quadratic form q is called semidefinite.
- ↑ The theory of quadratic forms over a field of characteristic 2 has important differences and many definitions and theorems have to be modified.
- ↑ This alternating form associated with a quadratic form in characteristic 2 is of interest related to the Arf invariant – Irving Kaplansky (1974), Linear Algebra and Geometry, p. 27.
- O'Meara, O.T. (2000), Introduction to Quadratic Forms, Berlin, New York: Springer-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-540-66564-9
- Conway, John Horton; Fung, Francis Y. C. (1997), The Sensual (Quadratic) Form, Carus Mathematical Monographs, The Mathematical Association of America, ISBN 978-0-88385-030-5
- Shafarevich, I. R.; A. O. Remizov (2012). Linear Algebra and Geometry. Springer. ISBN 978-3-642-30993-9.
Further reading
- Cassels, J.W.S. (1978). Rational Quadratic Forms. London Mathematical Society Monographs. 13. Academic Press. ISBN 0-12-163260-1. Zbl 0395.10029.
- Kitaoka, Yoshiyuki (1993). Arithmetic of quadratic forms. Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics. 106. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-40475-4. Zbl 0785.11021.
- Lam, Tsit-Yuen (2005). Introduction to Quadratic Forms over Fields. Graduate Studies in Mathematics. 67. American Mathematical Society. ISBN 0-8218-1095-2. MR 2104929. Zbl 1068.11023.
- Milnor, J.; Husemoller, D. (1973). Symmetric Bilinear Forms. Ergebnisse der Mathematik und ihrer Grenzgebiete. 73. Springer-Verlag. ISBN 3-540-06009-X. Zbl 0292.10016.
- O'Meara, O.T. (1973). Introduction to quadratic forms. Die Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften. 117. Springer-Verlag. ISBN 3-540-66564-1. Zbl 0259.10018.
External links
- A.V.Malyshev (2001), "Quadratic form", in Hazewinkel, Michiel, Encyclopedia of Mathematics, Springer, ISBN 978-1-55608-010-4
- A.V.Malyshev (2001), "Binary quadratic form", in Hazewinkel, Michiel, Encyclopedia of Mathematics, Springer, ISBN 978-1-55608-010-4


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"The Amazing Spider-Man" bumped up U.S. receipts, with Hollywood pulling in an estimated $200 million overall for the weekend, according to box-office tracker Hollywood.com. That's a 28.6 percent increase over the same weekend last year, when "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" led with $47.1 million in its second weekend.
Leading up to the domestic debut of "Amazing Spider-Man" last Tuesday, Hollywood had expectations of a six-day total of around $120 million for the film by the end of Fourth of July weekend. That proved a conservative projection, but studio executives genuinely were uncertain how well the film might do so close on the heels of the previous "Spider-Man" series.
"To expect the kind of numbers the first 'Spider-Man' did or the second or third would have been kind of reaching," said Hollywood.com analyst Paul Dergarabedian. "For a reboot that people definitely were on the fence about initially, I think this is a really strong performance."
Raimi and Maguire's "Spider-Man" was the first movie to top $100 million in a single weekend, opening with $114.8 million in 2002. "Spider-Man 3" set a new weekend record with its $151.1 million debut, which has since been surpassed by such films as 2008's "The Dark Knight," last year's "Harry Potter" finale and the current record-holder, "The Avengers," with $207.4 million in May.
While it took more than a weekend for "The Amazing Spider-Man" to put up numbers comparable to the earlier Spidey flicks, the film has good reviews and fan reaction for the new cast and crew to build on in subsequent installments.
"With a film that is a relaunch like this, with a new cast, a new director, there are a lot of pieces. You have to prove yourself, just like 'Batman Begins' had to prove itself and went on to have such incredible success with 'Dark Knight,'" Sony's Bruer said. "This is a new trilogy and a new era of Spider-Man. We certainly have very much in our minds where it's going to go with the story arc. It's just going to be an incredible several years with this relaunch. We have a lot of great stories to tell."
Andrew Garfield stars as teen orphan Peter Parker, who becomes a vengeful vigilante and later an urban protector after the bite of a mutant spider gives him super strength, agility and senses. Marc Webb ("(500) Days of Summer") directed the film, which co-stars Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans, Sally Field and Martin Sheen.
"Amazing Spider-Man" had a price advantage over its predecessors. This was the first 3-D Spidey movie, earning 44 percent of its domestic revenues from 3-D screenings, which cost a few dollars more than 2-D shows.
The film is the centerpiece of a huge superhero summer that started with "The Avengers" and continues with the July 20 debut of "The Dark Knight Rises," the finale of Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale's Batman trilogy.
Director Stone's "Savages" chronicles a bloody war between California marijuana growers and a merciless Mexican cartel trying to muscle into their business. The ensemble cast includes Salma Hayek, John Travolta, Benicio Del Toro, Blake Lively, Taylor Kitsch and Aaron Johnson.
Perry's "Part of Me" raised its domestic total to $10.3 million since opening Thursday. Her mix of 3-D stage show and backstage documentary was a bust compared to such concert hits as 2008's "Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert," which opened with $31.1 million, and last year's "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never," which premiered with $29.5 million.
"Part of Me" did not even live up to the 2009 dud "Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience," with a $12.5 million debut.
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Hollywood.com. Where available, latest international numbers are also included. Final domestic figures will be released Monday.
1. "The Amazing Spider-Man," $65 million ($129.1 million international).
2. "Ted," $32.6 million ($15 million international).
3. "Brave," $20.2 million ($4.2 million international).
4. "Savages," $16.2 million.
5. "Magic Mike," $15.6 million.
6. "Tyler Perry's Madea's Witness Protection," $10.2 million.
7. "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted," $7.7 million ($6.4 million international).
8. "Katy Perry: Part of Me," $7.2 million ($2.3 million international).
9. "Moonrise Kingdom," $4.6 million ($300,000 international).
10. "To Rome with Love," $3.5 million ($2.4 million international).
Estimated weekend ticket sales at international theaters (excluding the U.S. and Canada) for films distributed overseas by Hollywood studios, according to Rentrak:
1. "The Amazing Spider-Man," $129.1 million.
2. "Ice Age: Continental Drift," $80.6 million.
3. "Ted," $15 million.
4. "Bol Bachchan," $11.8 million.
5. "Snow White & the Huntsman," $8.5 million.
6. "The Virus," $7.6 million.
7. "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted," $6.4 million.
8. "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," $5.3 million.
9. "Brave," $4.2 million.
10. "Prometheus," $2.5 million.
Universal and Focus are owned by NBC Universal, a unit of Comcast Corp.; Sony, Columbia, Sony Screen Gems and Sony Pictures Classics are units of Sony Corp.; Paramount is owned by Viacom Inc.; Disney, Pixar and Marvel are owned by The Walt Disney Co.; Miramax is owned by Filmyard Holdings LLC; 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight are owned by News Corp.; Warner Bros. and New Line are units of Time Warner Inc.; MGM is owned by a group of former creditors including Highland Capital, Anchorage Advisors and Carl Icahn; Lionsgate is owned by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.; IFC is owned by AMC Networks Inc.; Rogue is owned by Relativity Media LLC.


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These posts are aimed at software engineers more than developers and they make the case for building frameworks on these platforms. The common thread is flexibility and productivity.
This first post is about Perl 5. Perl 6 is a different language, more a little sister to Perl 5 than a successor. The basic point is that Perl 5 gives you a way to build domain specific languages (DSL's) that can be seemlessly worked into a general purpose programming environment. This is almost the exact inverse of PostgreSQL, which offers, as a development environment, a DSL with an ability to work in almost any general purpose development tools into it. This combination is extremely powerful as I will show.
All code in this post is from the LedgerSMB codebase in different eras (before the fork, during the early rewrite, and now planned code for 1.5). All code in this post may be used under the GNU General Public License version 2 or at your option any later version.
You can see in the code samples below our evolution in how we use Perl.
This is (bad) Perl
Perl is a language many people love to hate. Here's an example of bad Perl from early in the LedgerSMB codebase. It is offered as an example of sloppy coding generally and why maintaining Perl code can be difficult at times. Note the module makes no use of strict or warnings, and almost all variables are globally package-scoped.
$column_header{description} =
""
. $locale->text('Description')
. "	";
$form->{title} =
( $form->{title} ) ? $form->{title} : $locale->text('AR Transactions');
print qq|

$form->{title}

This is not a good piece of maintainable code. It is very hard to modify safely. Due to global scoping, unit tests are not possible. There are many other problems as well. One of our major goals in LedgerSMB is to rewrite all this code as quickly as we can without making the application unusably unstable.
So nobody can argue that it is possible to create unmaintainable messes in Perl. But it is possible to do this sort of thing in any language. One can't judge a language solely because it is easy to write bad code in it.
This is (better) Perl
So what does better Perl look like? Let's try this newer Perl code, which was added late in the LedgerSMB 1.3 development cycle, and handles asset depreciation:
sub depreciate_all {
my ($request) = @_;
my $report = LedgerSMB::DBObject::Asset_Report->new(base => $request);
for my $ac(@{$report->{asset_classes}}){
my $dep = LedgerSMB::DBObject::Asset_Report->new(base => $request);
$dep->{asset_class} = $ac->{id};
for my $asset (@{$dep->{assets}}){
push @{$dep->{asset_ids}}, $asset->{id};
$request->{message} = $request->{_locale}->text('Depreciation Successful');
my $template = LedgerSMB::Template->new(
user =>$request->{_user},
locale => $request->{_locale},
path => 'UI',
template => 'info',
format => 'HTML'
This function depreciates all asset classes to a point at a specific date. There's a fair bit of logic here but it does many times more work than the previous example, is easier to maintain, and is easier to understand.
This is also Perl!
The above two examples are pretty straight-forward Perl code examples, but neither one really shows what Perl is capable of doing in terms of writing good-quality, maintainable code.
The fact is that Perl itself is a highly malleable language and this malleability allows you to define domain-specific languages for parts of your program and use them there.
Here's a small class for handling currency records. POD and comments have been removed.
package LedgerSMB::Currency;
use Moose;
with 'LedgerSMB::PGOSimple::Role', 'LedgerSMB::MooseTypes';
use PGObject::Util::DBMethod;
sub _set_prefix { 'currency__' }
has id => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Int', required => '0');
has symbol => (is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', required => '1');
has allowed_variance => (is => 'rw', isa => 'LedgerSMB::Moose::Number',
coerce => 1, required => 1);
has display_precision => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Int', required => '0');
has is_default => (is => 'ro', isa => 'Bool', required => '0');
dbmethod list => (funcname => 'list', returns_objects => 1 );
dbmethod save => (funcname => 'save', merge_back => 1);
dbmethod get => (funcname => 'get', returns_objects => 1,
arg_list => ['symbol']);
dbmethod get_by_id => (funcname => 'get_by_id', returns_objects => 1,
arg_list => ['id']);
Now the code above sets up a whole class including properties, accessors, and methods delegated to database stored prcedures. The class is effectively entirely declarative. The same amount of work in a similarly simple module from the 1.3 iteration (TaxForm.pm) requires around 50 lines of code, so more than double, and that's without accessor support. The 1.4-framework module for handling contact information (phone numbers and email addresses) is around 65 lines of code, with not much more complexity (so around triple). The simpler Bank.pm (for tracking bank account information) is around 36 lines so nearly double.
What differentiates the examples though is not only line count but readability, testability, and maintainability. The LedgerSMB::Currency module is more concise, more readable, and has much better testing and maintenance characteristics than the longer modules from the previous frameworks. Even without comments or POD, if you read the Moose and PGObject::Util::DBMethod documentation, you know immediately what the module does. And in such a module, comments may not be appropriate, but POD would likely not only be appropriate but take up significantly more space than the code.
How does that work?
Perl is a very flexible and mutable language. While you can't add keywords, you can add functions that behave more or less like keywords. Functions can be exported from one module to another and, used judiciously, this can be used to create domain-specific languages which in fact run on generated Perl code.
The example here uses two modules which provide DSL's for specific purposes. The first is Moose, which has a long history as an extremely important contributor to current Perl object-oriented programming practices. This module provides the functions "with" and "has" used above.
Moose, in this case works with a PGObject::Simple::Role module which provides a framework for interacting with PostgreSQL db's. This is extended by LedgerSMB::PGOSimple::Role which provides handling of database connections and the like.
The second is PGObject::Util:DBmethod, which provides the dbmethod function. It's worth noting that both has and dbmethod are code generators. When they run, they create functions which they attach to the package. Used in this way has creates the accessors, while dbmethod creates the delegated methods.
Why is this Powerful and Productive?
The use of robust code generation here at run-time allows you to effectively build modules and classes from specifications of modules and classes rather than implementing that specification by hand. Virtually all object-oriented frameworks in Perl effectively offer some form of this code generation.
A specification to code language provides a general tradeoff between clarity, expressiveness (in its domain) and robustness on one hand, with inflexibility on the other. This is the fundamental tradeoff of domain-specific languages generally. When you merge a domain-specific language into a general-purpose one, however, you gain the freedom to compensate for the lack of flexibility by falling back on more general tools when you need to. This flexibility is where the production gains are found.
Compare a framework built as a mini-DSL specification language to one built as an object model. In an object model framework one effectively has to juggle object-oriented design (SOLID principles, etc) with the desire for greater flexibility. Here, however the DSL's are orthogonal to the object model. They allow you to define the object model orthogonally to the framework, while re-using the DSL framework however you want. Of course these are not mutually exclusive, and it is quite possible to have both in a large and powerful application framework.
Other Similarly Powerful Languages
Perl is not the only language of this kind. The first example that comes to mind, naturally, is Lisp. However other Lispy languages are also worth mentioning. Most prominent among these are Rebol and Red, whose open source implementations are still very immature. These languages are extremely mutable and the syntax can be easily extended or even rewritten.
Metaprogramming helps to some extent with some of these issues and this is a common way of addressing this in Ruby and Python, but this makes it much harder to build a framework that is truly orthogonal to the object model.
A major aspect of the power of Perl 5 here are the very things which often cause beginning and intermediate programmers headache. Perl allows, to a remarkable extent, manipulation of its own internals (perhaps only Rebol, Red, and Lisp take this further). This allows one to rewrite the language to a remarkable extent, but it also allows for the development of contexts which allow for these sorts of extensions.
The key feature I am looking at here is the mutability of the language. And there are few languages which are themselves relatively mutable. Perl isn't just a programming language, but a toolkit for building programming languages inside it.


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Mighty Space MinersSynopsisIn the mid-21st century, mankind has begun the exploration of space, and one company, Planet Catcher Corporation, has pioneered capturing asteroids and comets to mine the resources within them for use on Earth. On one such asteroid, Tortatis, lives 12-year-old Nanbu Ushiwaka - the only child ever to be born in space and survive. But survival itself is no longer guaranteed - a military satellite triggers a disaster during a operation to capture Halley's Comet, and Ushiwaka and his fellow colonists must find a way to survive when both their country and their company abandon them. Can they escape before the nuclear reactor on the asteroid melts down? Or are they doomed to die as they lived, among the stars? ReviewDespite its really hokey English title, Mighty Space Miners is actually a very well-done piece of animation, with a decent storyline, and a nice little tribute to a frontier spirit that seems to have been put on hold in recent history...the spirit of the exploration of space and what lies beyond Earth. Ushiwaka himself is your brash, do-anything kid that insists on taking the test to become an adult, even when disaster strikes. (If his Japanese voice reminds you of Ranma, that's because it's the same voice actor. Ironically, the female rival he's paired up with is Akane's seiyuu. Probably not a coincidence...) Characterization is fine - most everyone is pretty normal, as the scientists and pilots act intelligently and resourcefully, with no real antagonists in the wake of impending disaster. And even if a few characters seem to sprout hair reminiscent of Devil Hunter Yohko's grandmother (say, Ushiwaka himself does look like her!), designs are fairly realistic (not a pink strand of hair to be seen) as this lies well within the realm of "realistic" science fiction. In fact, there were numerous scientific details that were actually well-done, like dealing with the zero-gravity environment, and nothing seemed incredibly far-fetched, besides, of course, what you'd *expect* (high action sequences) which even then didn't seem to have gaping lapses of logic. Well, not too many, anyway - some of the action sequences readily stretch space physics a bit. And music is pretty decent, though the translated lyrics of the opening theme ("I Am a Space Miner", no less) leave something to be desired as a singable song. The star of this OAV series, though, is the detail in this animation, with the aspect of space travel in the next century meticulously looked over. (Like, for example, using thrusters to *stop* a spacecraft, which is something many sci-fi series seem to forget about.) The animation itself shines, and many scenes look like what real asteroid colonies in the next century would be like. The sad thing about this series is that, with is tremendous potential, it's left hanging just when the storyline gets really good. You get the feeling it didn't really do all that well in sales (with a title like that, I'm not surprised) and therefore it was left out to dry. And well, it becomes just another series begging for closure, if a good one. Still, for an unsung little treat in the animation world, I do recommend Mighty Space Miners, as it's a nice little way to spend an hour. Entertaining and actually pretty thoughtful, it's just a pity this unexpected treat is so short. Just as it's getting good, it stops with a screeching halt. There's tantalizing potential here, but it's left dismayingly untapped. Argh. — Carlos/Giancarla Ross Recommended Audience: Some brief nudity on the part of Ushiwaka near the beginning, and some violence (yes, a space disaster can be violent! surprise!) limit this one to younger teens and above, but all in all there's nothing incredibly offensive or exceptionally bad to speak of. Version(s) Viewed: VHS, Japanese with English subtitles Review Status: Full (2/2) Mighty Space Miners © 1994 KSS Films |
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Grown-ups get rewards for well-done work — employees receive year-end performance bonuses, raises, sometimes even vacations. Shouldn't your kids benefit in the same ways? They're not equivalent situations, most experts agree. School-aged children should get pleasure from just learning and discovering.
They should learn to feel that academic success is the result of hard work and that there's a reward in the work. But that doesn't mean you should never reward or praise them.
Here are some tips on how to recognize your child's efforts:
- Be spontaneous. Kids who are aware of grade-incentives lose interest in the task twice as fast as those who didn't know a reward was coming. So have dinner out to celebrate a good report card or the completion of a tough project. But don't promise it in advance — and don't do it for every success.
- Praise effort, concentration, and hard work. Make a point of emphasizing (and celebrating) progress over absolutes. The child who pulls a C up to a B probably worked as hard, or harder, than the one who coasts to an A every time.
- Teach your children that their brains will get stronger and work better the more they use and challenge them — just like their muscles.
- De-emphasize grades. Students who focus on grades tend to lose interest in learning for education's sake. Instead, note your child's efficient use of her time, praise her careful preparation for a test, or commend her for putting all her work away when she finished it. Together these are all tasks that make her a better student. Help her see that while grades do still matter (for college admission, for example), it's education that will really fuel her long-term success.


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If Microsoft's Xbox 360 has an Achilles Heel, it's that most of its amazing entertainment services also require an Xbox LIVE Gold account, an additional $60 fee each year that makes this video game console a bit less enticing as a living room set-top box. But even users of the free Xbox LIVE account can take advantage of a few useful entertainment services. And the big one is the ability to rent and buy HD movies.
In this capacity, the Xbox 360 can be used as an alternative to the On Demand system on your cable system or to the Apple TV. And like that latter device, the Xbox 360 provides seamless access to its maker's online services for music, movies, and TV shows, in this case Microsoft's Xbox Marketplace. (In the current Dashboard version, this Marketplace still usually uses the obsolete Zune branding, but that will be changing later this year.)
While the Xbox 360 is perhaps a bit less well known for its media serving prowess than Apple TV, truth is, it has some advantages over the Apple offering.
For example, the Xbox 360 utilizes an instant-on streaming technology in which the video appears right away, in low quality, but improving with playback as the content caches. It's pretty amazing to watch: The first few seconds can resemble the typical SD You Tube video on a slower connection, but the quality ramps up quickly and, if the video stream and your own bandwidth support it, the video will hit 1080p quality in just a few quick seconds.
It also has some disadvantages. The Xbox Video Marketplace library is not as voluminous as that of Apple's, and it currently lacks subtitles on virtually all of its content, save some foreign titles where it's of course required. But since there is a subtitle notation on the buy/rent confirmation screen, I suspect this capability is coming.
Movie rental and purchase pricing seems to be a bit more expensive than iTunes, and Microsoft's continued use of Microsoft Points is both tiring—requiring constant in-head conversions to US dollars so you can figure out how much you're really spending—and tedious, since you must buy these Points in bulk, and not on a per-rental or per-purchase basis.
I also think Microsoft Points are used to obscure the real price of things. On Xbox, new movie rentals are typically $6 for HD (480 Microsoft Points) and $4.50 for SD (360 Microsoft Points). On iTunes, it appears to be $5 for HD and $4 for SD, for newer movies.
Movies rented from the console play immediately; the assumption, apparently, is that you intend to stream it right there and then. As is common with such services, once the video starts playing, you have 24 hours to complete watching it. And unlike on some services, such as Amazon's, you won't see an option to continue watching a rented movie on another device. It can only be played on the device to which it's rented.
That said, items you purchase are available for streaming (or downloading) later from the My Movies (and My TV Shows) tiles in the Video Collection area of Xbox Video Marketplace. (Rented movies are available there, too, albeit only for that 24 hour window, and only on the device on which you rented it.)
Xbox-based video services are also available from Windows 8- and RT-based computers and devices, courtesy of the new Xbox Video app. (Users of earlier Windows versions can access the services through the Zune PC software.) On the PC, you choose at rental or purchase time whether to stream or download the video, and previously purchased content—TV shows or movies—can be streamed immediately, or streamed to your Xbox using the new Play on Xbox 360 feature.
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In 2013, the Buffalo Bills utilized Stevie Johnson mostly from the slot, where the shifty receiver could frustrate cornerbacks with his herky-jerky style.
The team felt comfortable shipping Johnson to the San Francisco 49ers during the NFL draft because they believe second-year wideout Robert Woods can step right into that role.
"We felt very comfortable with him being able to play the slot and be very successful there," coach Doug Marrone said of Woods, per The Buffalo News.
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The 22-year-old receiver is expected to be the No. 2 receiver and play the slot in three-receiver sets, with rookie Sammy Watkins and newly acquired Mike Williams on the outside.
"That feels pretty good. I'm confident in my game, what I can do. It's a great thing that the organization thinks highly of me from that standpoint, but I'm just here to play my game," Woods said. "I'm not trying to fill Stevie's shoes, I'm just trying to do what I can do. Getting open, catching the rock, and just making some plays -- being a playmaker for this team."
Woods estimated he spent about 30 percent of his college career playing the slot, according to The Buffalo News. Woods is a much more fluid route-runner than Johnson and believes playing in the slot can increase his production in the Bills' offense.
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Research Highlights
April 2008
Unlocking the Secrets of the Secretome
Findings may help researchers understand relationship between growth factor signaling and cancer
Proteins secreted from HMEC upon treatment with PMA primarily belong to three functional categories: proteolysis, cell signaling, and extracellular matrix. Enlarged View
Results: Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have identified the secretome—defined as the family of proteins secreted by cells—of human mammary epithelial cells, or HMEC. Epithelial cells line the cavities and surfaces of structures in the human body. Opening new doors for the study of this poorly characterized subset of the proteome, the researchers' method is applicable to other cell lines. Their work was published in a February 2008 issue of the Journal of Proteome Research.
Why it matters: Because the secretome is important for tissue function and equilibrium as well as cell communication, proliferation and organization, studying these proteins may lead to new treatments and biomarker discovery.
Methods: For their studies, the team used PMA (phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate)—a secretagogue (a substance that causes secretion of another substance) and tumor promoter—to stimulate protein release from HMEC. In addition to causing proteins to be secreted through general pathways from the cell and pathways involving metalloproteases, PMA specifically causes activation of an epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR). It does this, in part, by stimulating EGFR autocrine ligand shedding. Autocrine activation, or stimulation, of EGFR is critical for normal HMEC function, including proliferation and motility. Therefore, PMA is a general tool for studying the secretome and has the added specific benefit of enabling examination of secreted proteins involved in HMEC function.
Using mass spectrometry-based analysis and bioinformatics comparisons, the team identified 889 proteins in conditioned HMEC medium and compared these proteins to those identified in whole cell lysates and the serum added to the cell growth medium. Narrowing the potential secretome with these comparisons, the team's analysis yielded a conservative estimate of 151 proteins belonging directly to the secretome. Of these, 36 proteins were shown to be specifically induced by PMA, the tumor promoter.
Interestingly, the HMEC PMA-stimulated secreted proteins primarily belong to three functional categories: proteolysis, cell signaling, and extracellular matrix. Furthermore, many PMA-stimulated secreted proteins are expressed in a range of human cancers—an interesting finding, considering the HMEC line used for the studies is incapable of producing tumors.
The researchers also identified a relationship between EGFR and regulation of matrix metalloproteases—enzymes that can degrade proteins. PMA transactivation of EGFR is involved in the regulation of MMP secretion, in particular of MMP-1, MMP-9, and MPP-10. The first two of these are known to regulate tumor invasion and blood vessel formation. These findings may help researchers understand the relationship between EGFR signaling and breast cancer.
What's next: Important follow-on studies include using these initial discoveries to design targeted efforts for understanding the specific signaling pathways under EGFR transactivation. This includes determining the exact signaling mechanisms (protein phosphorylation events) of regulation. Additionally, the researchers are continuing to determine the extracellular role of the many identified secreted protein with little or no annotation.
Acknowledgments: The research team included Jon Jacobs, Brian Thrall, Katrina Waters, Loel Kathmann, Dave Camp, Dick Smith and Steven Wiley. The work was supported by PNNL's Biomolecular Systems Initiative, the NIH National Center for Research Resources and the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory at PNNL. EMSL is a national scientific user facility sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Biological and Environmental Research.
Reference: Jacobs JM, KM Waters, LE Kathmann, DG Camp, II, HS Wiley, RD Smith, and BD Thrall. 2008. "The mammary epithelial cell secretome and its regulation by signal transduction pathways." Journal of Proteome Research 7(2):558-569.


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Coates doesn't mention it, but it's worth noting that many of the mechanisms of this "half-assed social contract" were forged and defended as progressive laws. The Davis-Bacon Act is the most famous example, in that it was designed to benefit white union members at the expense of equally qualified but less expensive black labor...
Take, for instance, the minimum wage. The founding fathers of progressivism at the University of Wisconsin, but also such figures as Sidney Webb, saw the discriminatory aspects of the minimum wage as among its chief selling points...So, in a nation where unions offer blacks a rare chance at higher wages, Goldberg portrays such wages as Liberal Fascist Racism; and in a nation where blacks traditionally get lower wages than whites, Goldberg portrays the minimum wage as Liberal Fascist Racism.
While for many years most American politicians were racist to a greater or less extent, Goldberg only notices the racism of those whose legacies have actually been of some help to non-white Americans. (For him Robert Byrd is eternally a Klansman, but William Buckley was a great man who couldn't have meant all those things he said.) In fact, any successful attempt to improve the lot of non-whites, such as diversity programs, Goldberg unfailingly identifies as the real racism ("If I give extra credit to Joe because he's black, I'm making things just that much harder for Tom because he's white"). I've never seen him speak well of a black person who wasn't a National Review author or a member of the Bush Administration. I'm not even sure if he likes Prince.
I used to think Goldberg did this shit because he came up as a fratty chucklehead who saw how much the grown-ups liked it when he acted "politically incorrect," and that he kept it up as part of a conscious attempt to peddle conservatism as the fun American ideology. But now that he is no longer remotely young and not even Goldberg is stupid enough to think conservatism is fun, I've come to the conclusion that he just doesn't like black people. I'm rather embarrassed that it took me this long to figure that out. The moron has outsmarted me at last! Farrrrt.


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We always knew we lived in one of the most visitable places on earth and now we have a backup from one of the most esteemed travel publications in existence! National Geographic has named New Orleans as one of their " opens in a new windowBest Trips 2014opens IMAGE file ". We are the ONLY city in the USA to be chosen! This is quite an honor for the Crescent City and a feather in the cap for everyone who stayed and and the new-comers who came to rebuild after the hurricane and helped the city retain it's particular style.
The author of the piece, Andrew Nelson, describes our home city as "Immutable. Imperishable. As predictable as seersucker after Easter. Yet change has arrived like Blanche DuBois, suitcase in hand and a tad dishabille.", and "New Orleans! Storied past. Bright future. Hot mess. Here's mud in your eye." The wonderful writer also told a reporter. "This is something that New Orleans should be very proud of. They don't actually give this out a lot.", and continued to say, "We believe that New Orleans' moment is now and that is why we chose it now. 2014 is going to be a wonderful year for New Orleans."
As you can imagine, we are just about busting our buttons over this excellent endorsement of the Big Easy! When you stay with us, you can take advantage of the Canal Streetcar line and visit all the spots mentioned in the article very easily. We love to give you advice about places to visit on your stay and hints about how to get around the city!


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Finnegan's Wake Kicks Off St. Patrick's Day Festivities
OCEAN CITY — At least one St. Patrick's Day celebration is starting a week earlier this year in Ocean City with the area's first-ever true Finnegan's Wake planned for Saturday, March 9, at 5 p.m. in Seacrets Morley Hall.
Finnegan's Wake, a mock Irish funeral that notes the supposed passing of Tim Finnegan, is being sponsored by the Friends of WCDC as a benefit for the Worcester County Developmental Center (WCDC).
Irish wakes mourned the passing of a loved one and celebrated that person's life. Wakes usually lasted several days and crying, drinking, card playing and jokes were a big part of every affair.
This Finnegan's Wake is loosely based on a traditional Irish song of the same name relating an extraordinary day in the life of an Irish laborer.
Tim Finnegan was a hod carrier who was born with a love of whiskey and indulged in a drop or two each morning before work to get his juices flowing. One morning, he had a little too much to drink and fell off a ladder at work knocking himself unconscious.
His family and friends thought he was dead and quickly took him home, laid him in his bed and started the festivities. First came the tears over Tim's passing, then a proper meal, and finally the whiskey. As more whiskey was consumed, more arguments broke out until "Shillelagh Law" took over and fighting began. In the heat of battle, one participant threw a bottle of Tim's whiskey at the head of another combatant. The bottle missed the target, but it hit the wall and a few drops of whiskey landed on Tim's lips reviving him and bringing him back from the dead.
This local celebration of the Finnegan saga will be held in Seacrets' Morley Hall with doors opening at 5 p.m. and the funeral procession, with mourners, clergy, pall bearers and a leprechaun or two, will begin at 5:30. The Ocean City Pipe Band will lead the procession into the hall, where Finnegan's casket will be prepared for viewing.
Throughout the evening, popular Irish musician Patrick McAllorum will be playing Irish favorites, and the Ocean City Pipe Band will thrill the audience with their musicianship.
From 6 to 6:15, 7:30 to 7:45 and from 8 to 8:15 p.m., mourners will be able to view Finnegan in his coffin. The part of Finnegan will be played by Jack Ferry, Sr. and Cecil Tull and Lee Gerachis. For one dollar, audience members will be able to tell Finnegan a joke or funny story. If Finnegan laughs, the teller receives a free drink.
Wealthy Irish would hire professional mourners, called Keeners, to cry for their departed. This wake will have a keening contest. Points will be awarded for volume, style and feeling, with the winner receiving a cash prize.
"We feel we are bringing something new and unique to the Ocean City area," said Cathy Gallagher, president of Friends of WCDC. "This will be an entertaining and exciting evening that everyone will enjoy. There will be great music and great food and drink, and it is all for a great cause, the clients of WCDC. We are planning on building this event and making it an annual experience. Who knows, maybe we can make it like a real Irish wake and have it last three days."
Admission is $20. Happy hour prices will be available at the bar, and the Seacrets kitchen will be offering an Irish menu. All money raised will go to the Friends of WCDC, the auxiliary that supports the mission of the Worcester County Developmental Center, which provides employment opportunities, day habilitation training, residential services and communty-based supports for adults who live with an intellectual disability in Worcester, Somerset and Wicomico counties.
For more information about the wake or about the services offered by WCDC, call 410-632-2382.


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I'm getting ready to do my taxes soon and would like to know if there are any good mobile apps or websites that will make this less painful and stressful (besides the obvious tax prep tools, of course). Help me get all the stuff I need organized!
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Dear Taxed,
Ah, tax season. Just the thought of it gives some of us headaches. The good news is there are lots of free and inexpensive apps and tools that can greatly simplify this awful process, from getting organized to filing your return. Here's what we recommend.
Get Your Tax Documents in Order
If you have an uncomplicated return (one W2, for example, and take the standard deduction), congratulations: You don't have to worry much about organizing your tax records. For everyone else, though, managing the piles of receipts and other documents is a big part of the pain. Several apps can help with that.
Evernote: The Swiss Army knife of note taking and capture tools, Evernote excels at keeping your documents categorized into notebooks. You can set up a tax notebook and then either sub-notebooks or tags for different categories like income statements, interest earned, charitable contributions, and the like. Combine Evernote with compact scanner Doxie or ScanSnap, and you can quickly file your receipts in Evernote. Another strategy is to use webapp automation service IFTTT to automatically send any emails you tag in Gmail with a tax label to your Evernote tax notebook. Handy!
Shoeboxed: If scanning and managing all those papers isn't your thing, take a look at receipt scanning solution Shoeboxed. As we've previously mentioned, you can mail, email, or upload your receipts to Shoeboxed and they'll OCR and categorize the documents for you. You can export those receipts to popular tax programs, as well as Evernote, and mobile apps are available. A free account lets you store 5 documents per month, while premium plans starting at $9.95 give you more capacity.
Slice: Slice is a brilliant receipt and package tracking webapp and mobile app. It scans your Gmail for receipts and gives you an overview of your entire purchase history. Last year, I used the convenient listing to find tax-deductible receipts I had forgotten about.
Expensify (pictured right): If you can take deductible expenses like car mileage and meals and entertainment expenses when you travel for business, Expensify has your back. The mobile apps and web receipts extension capture all those stray receipts and attachments and can turn them into IRS-approved eReceipts. It's a great app for independent contractors.
Your personal finance program and financial accounts: Of course, don't forget to consult your personal finance tool, such as popular Mint or Quicken to see spending by category and find all those deductible expenses. Both can port your information to TurboTax.
Also, your year-end statements from your credit card or bank can also come in handy if you're hunting down your tax-related expenses. (American Express has an awesome searchable and sortable view of statements by category.)
Get Free Tax Information
TaxCaster by TurboTax (pictured right): Want a sneak peek at how much of a refund (or tax bill) you'll get this year? This free tax refund calculator will estimate your taxes based on your quick inputs. It's available online, for Android, and for iOS.
Bloomberg BNA Quick Tax Reference: This app for Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry gives you instant access to tax rates and other handy information, such as IRA limits, mileage rates, and more. It's developed for financial professionals, but also offers useful tools like quickly calculating your total tax.
TaxACT Central: A companion app to the popular, free tax filing service, TaxACT Central can answer your tax questions and keep you organized, with a convenient checklist of what you need to file. You don't have to use TaxACT for filing to make use of the Android or iPhone app.
File Your Taxes and Monitor Your Refund
We generally recommend going to a tax professional unless you have a very simple return. If yours isn't complicated, though, mobile and desktop apps can streamline filing your return and tracking your refund.
TurboTax SnapTax (pictured right): You can file your taxes in as little as ten minutes using this simple Android and iPhone app. Snap a photo of your W2, answer a few questions, and file right from the phone or online. (Isn't the future great?) This app is only for those who: make under $100,000 ($120,000 if married); only have W2, interest, or unemployment income; and don't own a home. Free to try, but $24.99 to file both federal and state.
H&R Block also offers mobile tax apps. The 1040EZ for Smartphone prepares your simple federal and state returns for free on Android and iPhone. There's also a iPad app not limited to 1040EZ returns, with free federal filing for simple returns and an additional fee for state filing.
Of course, both of these tax services (and many others) have desktop and/or webapps. Not all tax preparation software will give you the same results, though. ConsumerSearch has rounded up reviews of the top four tax prep applications, and Get Rich Slowly has an excellent (yet older) price comparison of these solutions and services.
IRS2Go: From Uncle Sam himself, IRS2Go doesn't let you file taxes from the Android or iPhone apps, but you can check the status of your refund, get tax law updates, request a copy of your tax records in the mail, and watch IRS YouTube videos. (Perhaps not the most exciting download, but we are talking about the IRS and taxes here.)
Grab these apps and put them in a new tax organization folder and you'll be set for this tax season and beyond.
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A cross-connection is a connection of a potable water system to a non-potable system or a system of questionable water quality.
Backflow, within the context of the drinking water industry, means the reversal of water flow from its normal or intended direction of flow. Whenever a water utility connects a customer to its water distribution system, the intention is for the water to flow from the distribution system to the customer. However, it is possible, and quite common, for the flow to be reversed and the flow from the customer's plumbing system can back up into the public water distribution system. If cross-connections exist within the user's plumbing system when backflow occurs, then it is possible to contaminate the public water system.
Backflow may occur simply because the public water system lost pressure. Backflow, reversal of flow from its normal direction, is usually caused by a back pressure or backsiphonage. It is a condition that manifests itself when the water pressure within an establishment's plumbing system exceeds that of the water distribution system supplying it. This back pressure might be caused by a difference in elevation, a pump, a steam boiler or other means.
Back pressure or Backsiphonage may occur when the water pressure within the distribution system falls below that of the plumbing system it is supplying. This may happen due to a fire department pumper truck as it needs to pump water out of the distribution system faster than the water treatment plant equipment can replace it. Also, the water rushing downhill due to a broken water main might create a partial vacuum on some plumbing systems connected in the vicinity of the break and cause a backsiphonage or, perhaps, simply flushing the water pipes to clean them may cause this phenomenon.
Yes, in the old days many disease epidemics were caused by cross-connections between potable water systems and raw river water or lake water piping systems. Epidemics of typhoid and cholera were often caused by backflow occurrences from these sources. People died or became very ill as a result of these outbreaks. A few of the contaminants caused by cross-connections are:
Untreated river, sea or lake water, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, propane gas, worm treatment for poultry, boiler water with chemicals, anti-freeze, blood and body fluids from funeral homes, chemicals, water from car washes, dyes, sewage, Freon, worms, heavy metals such as arsenic, petrochemicals, water from flush toilets, bacteria cultures from laboratories and others.
This is only a partial list of documented cases of potable water contamination by virtue of cross-connections and backflow occurrences. They still happen, somewhere, every day.
Modern technology has provided us with new tools to prevent backflow from non-potable sources into our public water systems. They are called backflow prevention assemblies; reduced pressure (RP) or double check valve (DC)-type. Unlike the older accepted, non-testable hardware for preventing backflow such as swing check valves, dual check valves and atmospheric vacuum breakers (which still have their applications), the RP and DC-type backflow prevention assemblies are testable to assure they are in proper working order. Placed at the site of the cross-connection they can protect the plumbing system from contamination. Placed just downstream of a water meter to an establishment, they can protect the public water system from any contamination that may occur within the entire establishment's plumbing system.
Where backflow occurs and cross-connections are present you have all of the necessary elements for contamination of the plumbing system and subsequently contamination of the public water system:
Backflow Occurrence = Link + Force
The City of Royal Oak is required under Public Act 399, Part 14, to maintain a cross connection control program to identify and eliminate any possible connections that could contaminate the public water system.
To fully comply with this state mandate, the city has contracted with HydroCorp of Troy, MI to assist with facilitating a Cross Connection Control Program.
Information on this program can be found at www.romi.gov/cccp.


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